Is this the answer to low light photography.
Interesting article in today's Times about the first perfect digital camera, capable of recording each individual particle in low light, being developed by American researchers. Professor Fossum, who invented the technology that powers the process in smartphones,
and who has just been awarded the 2017 Queen Elizabeth prize for engineering, is working on a CMOS chip with a billion pixels that can each detect single photons at room temperature. It is expected to be available to scientists in five years and to the public in 10 years - or is this wishful thinking!!!!!!

Jessops have opened a store in Edinburgh. Popped in to have look yesterday.
Shouldn't have bothered-no Pentax in any shape or form.
Only dealer in Scotland appears to be Merchant City Cameras in Glasgow.

Ffordes are advertising the 24-90 for £179.00!!

Thanks for the comments.
I was enquiring about it because I had not seen this range in a lens before. If anyone is interested, there is one for sale by Ffordes Photographic

Has anyone used this particular lens?
I understand it was one of the last Pentax made for film but can be used on digital.

Considering buying this printer for my wife to use for 4 x 6 prints.
Has anyone knowledge of the printer's performance.

Cheers

Oldhat

Have just collected a couple of prints from my local Max Spielmann outlet and noticed they had a K50 for taking portraits. The assistant said all of their outlets used Pentax.
Can this possibly be true!!!

It was taken in the south of France with my MX1.
Seems to be the "in camera" just now!!

Hello John,

I have checked the file and it is a JPEG.
Will make a slight adjustment to the image tomorrow and re-send.

Ian

I uploaded this image to the gallery. When you click on it, it does not open.
Any ideas why

Ian